Sentence examples for variables competition from inspiring English sources

Microhabitat use in many species of stream salamanders is mediated by a number of complex factors including environmental variables, competition, and predation.

While we focus on climatic variables (i.e., temperature and precipitation) to explain the biogeographic patterns detected here, additional ecological factors such as edaphic variables, competition, seed bank and seed number could be involved in creating biogeographic patterns [ 10, 12].

Variables like competition and innovation suit both market cycles and the metabolism of the young artist.

Our control variables are competition, potential patient capacity (describing firm size), average rental rate (a cost shifter) and the amount of disabled individuals receiving physiotherapy (a demand shifter).

Elevation gradients are ideally suited for examining biodiversity drivers, as elevation is correlated with various environmental variables including competition, mutualism, ecotone effects, temperature and rainfall, which determine energy availability and ecosystem productivity (McCain and Grytnes 2010).

Our results indicate that environmental variables and competition play a different role in the plant life-cycle completion and growth response of the three Impatiens species.

Unfortunately, the 1 Hz GPS used was unlikely to be sufficient for the assessment of these variables during competition, particularly when high speeds are being reached, questioning its suitability as a valid criterion measure [ 11– 11].

Does variable-price competition work in healthcare markets?

In one group, the only variable was competition.

The introduction of variable price competition in New Jersey in the 1990s was associated with a worsening death rate from heart attacks, while in the UK, stopping variable price competition was associated with improvement.

Another example of knowledge specificity occurs when the patents variable has competition with respect to URs (Fig. 2).